Pay, food in office, brand
Bad work-life balance, toxic comparisons, motivated to not write good code, not fix things well.
Go back to first principles.
The same old strategy: LinkedIn contact, recruiter call, phone/CoderPad interview. Later, I received an email rejecting me. I must say, the interviewer was very junior. He even mentioned it was his first job, that he had only been there for two mont
I was contacted by a Facebook recruiter on LinkedIn for my expertise in Android. We conversed on and off over a few weeks, as I travel a lot for business. The recruiter was able to set up a phone-based technical interview that met my scheduling needs
Met with an engineer and was asked two simple LC questions. One was a simple dynamic programming question, while the other was a tree question. Got through them. He saved 10 minutes for questions.
The same old strategy: LinkedIn contact, recruiter call, phone/CoderPad interview. Later, I received an email rejecting me. I must say, the interviewer was very junior. He even mentioned it was his first job, that he had only been there for two mont
I was contacted by a Facebook recruiter on LinkedIn for my expertise in Android. We conversed on and off over a few weeks, as I travel a lot for business. The recruiter was able to set up a phone-based technical interview that met my scheduling needs
Met with an engineer and was asked two simple LC questions. One was a simple dynamic programming question, while the other was a tree question. Got through them. He saved 10 minutes for questions.